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• 4C - sz -- - = if \ cl: . .;:, • ::-.1: - le • ; '44 - -ir v .1,,' , ., ' ' '1 ", r _• ,. .4 ,,L.. " , ..... ,4 , 4 : :. : e . ';' , T- 't4:Ki ..." , ' '.ck ~..•.' •,___:::/: _ ... . . . . . ' ';'• ' • --.. 4, •-• e . , ~ - .. '• • •" 1,, , . , '.....`". A z 4s . f.; , Or,A .. epti t i; , ,,• ~, ,,,f.P. 3:,. . . , • .4 ... 1 fii,tiagr 1 --. * 4 ri. 3 , .r i. ' ' .01' ' ; •:. , t ' S ' '' ' =• , ../1'.. ,. .'... , Q IT ' . , . 1 ' - 3 . trArf:,:44 V 1,11 , . . _.• -.....1. i. . ...- ,e. 1_ . • - r_ tt • . 4 , . ~. AL -AtS.—.4 • ' -4%- -;1 4.,. 1 t .' 7 74 i 1it,., 1 ,.A.- ;-'74 : L., , , 4il ,- ,44,',. 4,„kik-,,,,,;.--w- . • N 0 • ~ ,,. .1.-.,,,,,,, ,, if ~i E ;.&.,.% yl~ iCd~: \ ~~~ 1"~~ NUMBER 5183,1 • , NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDDN. THIS PRESENT MONDAY, Oa. -16, isog, will be acted a Tragedy, called KING RICHARD .TH-E THIRD/. • . King Henry the Sixth. Mr. MURRAY ; Richard, Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. COOKE ; Duke of Buckingham, Mr. CR ESW ELL; - Duke of Norfolk, Mr. CHAPMAN ; Henry, Earl ..f Richmond, Mr. C; K EMBLE; Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; ' Duchess of York, Mrs. EMERY ; Lady Anne, Miss NORTON. To which will be added, the Musical Farce of THE FARMER. Colonel Dormont, Mr DAV ENPO RT ; Valentine, Mr. INCLED.ON • Fairly, mt. V A DD Y jemmy jumps, Mr MUNLiEN ; . • Louisa, Miss MARTYR;. Betty BlackberrY, Mrs LISTON ; Molly May bush, Miss BoLroi.si. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 314-01Ece in Hart-street. IBOICCS 7s. Second Price 3S. tid:—Pit 4S Second Price zs. eMlery 25, Second N nce is.—Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Halt past Five, and the Nay bsgin at Half past Six. To-snorrow, The Road to Ruin • with Peeping Tom. On Wednesday, Wild, Oats; with Lock Key. On Thursday; The Merchant of Venice; with The Por trait of Cervantes. On Friday, 'File Duelima ; with All the Worid's a Stage. On Saturday, Othello, the Moor of Venice; with Is He a Prince ? LYCEU&I THEATRE. Under the Special 'Licuse of the LO RD CHAMBER LAI N, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servnts, 'forming the COM PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, will, THIS PRESENT MONDAY, October tO, iBc9, • 'perform the Play of THE STRANGER. , . .. • The Stranger, Mr : RAYMOND, '(Being his first appearance thii Season) ; - COunt Wintersen, Mr. RAY ' Zaton Stei n f ort, HOLLA ND; 'Francis,' Mr. PALM ER.; . ."bias, Mr. POW ELL_,• • Mrs. Hail er , M rs. PO WELL, (Being her Ms; appearahce this'SeaSoi) ; , Conntcss Wintersen, Miss I;9YCE ; • charlotte, Mrs. SC , TT. The Vocal Parts by .Mrs. BLAND and Ass KELLY; • To which will be added, the Comic Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. :: ,; justice TOuchit, Mr. PEN LEY; • Mr: MiLord', Mr. EYRE -; Peregrine Single; Mr.. DEC • Pertinax Mr.. D - E CA NI Percival Single, Mr-, DE CAMP ; (Being his second appearance in those C ;tarn acts) • Humptirey.,Grizzle, Mr, MA - p - tE - Who will introduce the favourite song of" The IV.L I CoAch"; „frank (second time), Mr. OXBERkt.Y ; - Emily, Miss BOYCE ; • • ' 'Phoebe, Mrs.. MATHEWS ; , • •Taßline, Mrs BLAND. Boxe's and 'be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box- Mee at Strand entrance ;nt whom may also be had rivate Boxes r!zlArly. Boxes 6s. Second Priceis.—Pit 3s. 6.1 :=,e.conn Price as, —. allery 2s. second Price Is.--Upper G.iller; is. Second Prke 6cl. liolnle nc pP i n • o rs. be t g o . i r n b a e e t morrow, h o ti p a e l i f ie p d: t t s H ix al . f pas t Five, and the Per. li To Soldier's Daughter ; with Fortune's Fitt. On W • ednesdaY, Th e Cabinet; with Honest Thieves. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED "FOR SMALL DEBTS. . , Craven-street, Strand, qa•-4 , 180 9. B E NEPACTIONS since ' the last REPORT , .viz. • - 4. s'.l - 0 i • _ A . 1. 2 0 e ge Woolfe, Esq, per Secretary .A. S. Lillin4stoii, F.'s .• , ,er Secretary - A. 3 3 o •" 1 '• C. per H q i , 1 h r and Co - 1 2 6 Received for Books c - ' - - 43 - Pt. ' - • 5o 0 .. - - Mr Ni x v• ''. °n, per Secretary - - A. I I o Me trom a liacknev Cuachman •• ' 0 5 0 tihn Cottrell, - A. 2 . 2 0 Nr. He nry Till, s p q e r Secretary - - - A. 1 I ° Mr. Packwood, per Secretary - - • A. 55 0 Ixecutors ,1 George idle, Esq. deceased, 501. t.l.nue-ting Stamp Duty - - 45, 0 0 Christopher Morwade, Esq. , - . o ro 6 Toui,d It, the Letter Box , - - - 2 M 0 hsiab Dornf or d, per Secretary' - , A:. a 2 0 i 1 I lam Chatteris, I.: sq. per Secretary A. a 2. o Mrs. H. Hare, per Fuller and Chatteris I. I. Mestures, Esq per di t t o _ - 2. .1. o . t Rev. C. P. l harlewood - - A. z 2 0 Sir William repys; Bart. per Hoares A. 5 5 0 T. S. Conch , Esq. ditto . - 3 3 0 Mrs.; 1 Cornwallis ditto • , - _ 1 1. o 1 44 1 . Alderman Doinville - - A. 2 2 o Sir W. Pepperell; Bart. per Piddulph, and Co.A, 2. 2 0 R. B. Chariett, Esq. per Wright and Co. A. 30 0 J An Old •F tient] and Subtfiber - ... 3I o li. Holland, Esq. . .. - A. 5 o 'Av.. Hoar, Esq; p er B o ld en , . . A. 1 5 1 o Rev. Duke Yonge, per Hoare - A. 2 2. 0 Matthew Winter, Esq. per Secretary A. . 2 2 0 -......._,—. £ 109 S 0 Discharged and relievedlrom various Prisons 258 Debtors, for the Sum of - - Z 595 12 ro Considered the 'eases of 71 Petitioners-=Approved 66-- Referred for Character 4 Petitions, and RejeCied 1. Benefattions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea surer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. 1-lerrieS, Farquhar, and Co. bt. lames's-street ; Roues, Fleet 'street; huller and Chatteris, Lombard-street; Bidctuiph, lect:ecks, and Rid ge , Ch ar i ng-cr o ss ; DOrtien and Co. Finch , Cornhill ; Ha.nintersley's !'ail-Mall; Veres, Luca ,duu,an4/ Co. No 7, Craven street, Lombard -street ; and by tke Secretary, No• .t.: . reet, Strand, where the Books may be seen Le 2 0 ° ,. s i e : t v y ho m a e r e e t ' o " t e i to support this Charity, and where first Wednesday to every Month. 'OAK, ASH, ELM, BEECH, and WALNUT-TREE, in HANTS. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN AYRES, 'On Tuesday the 24th Day of Odober, at Two o i Clock, for Three, precisely, at the Red Lion, Westmeou, in the County of Hants, . • . ON4 Thousand Three Hu n d re d O AKS, Four Hundred and Thirteen Beech, Eighty-three Elms, One Llunthed and Seventeen Ash, and Seven Walnut -trees, standing in and about Henwood, Redwood, and Westbury, Two miles from I Vestineou, Nineteen from GLsport, fifteen frqni Fareham; Six ffoiri Petersfield, Twelve from Alton, Tifty.ninefroin London. May be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, when men will attend to stew the timber, by applying to Mr, Sition, at the - Red Lion, Westineou, where Cata logues may be had, and at the fled 'Lion, i•arelnim ; India Arms, Gosport; Swan, Alton; Bush, Parnstam; 'A, ins, B-agshoi; Witte Lion, Harificd-brAge, Rush, Staines; 'Griffin, 'Kingston ; White Lion, ; White Hart, 'Cuildtord ; King's-Arms, Godahning ; Anchor, Lip.book ; Red Lion,. Peter:Ale:lcl; the Crown • and Blue Post, Inns, Portsmuuth ; arrl ul I\lr. Ayres, Auctioneer, Titutnr Sur .'l43for ithci Houtidaditch, Lou.iou, M 6 A D A Y, OCTOBER 16 2 1809. ,To the PROPRIET - ORS'af EAST-INDIA STOCK. LADIES AILD-GtifTLILIEED, • T Beg leave to return you my most grateful Thanks for the very flattering Reception with Which you have honoured me upon my Canvass. The Day of Eleaion being tixed for Wednesday, the tah instant, allow me - to entreat your early Attendance and Support in my favour. Your kindness at the last Ballot placed me second upon the List of Candidates . ; and the accession of many very powerful friends, who were then pre-engaged, justify a well-grounded confi dence of s6ccess. Should you be pleased to confer upon me the important , trust to, which I 'aspire, I beg 'leave to assure you of the fidelity and zeal with which I shall devote myself to your service. I have the honour to be, Ladies anal. Gentlemen, YoUr much obliged andfaithful humble Servant, Billiter-Stisre; Oa. 6. lANIES DANIELL. Mr. Daniell's Committee meet every day, from Ten to Four, at the knig's Head Tavern, Poultry. . , • MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. fhis Day were published. In Four Vol uses. ,price il. 15.. ' , • • THE ADVtNIURES of :RALPH'' J. B R DG E; containing Sketches of fvlodern Charaolers, Manners,•and- Editcation By WILLIAM LINLEY, Esq. The ways of Heav'n arc dark and intricate, • . Puizied with mazes, and perpleVd with errors; Oar understanding traces them in vain, Lost and bewrtidei'd in the liiialeSs search, Nor sees with how much art the s,Vitidings run, Nor where the regular confusion ends. Aooisok. i'rinttl for Richard Phillips, London • , and to lie flail of all Booksellers. just published, By Williams and Smith, No. to, Static,ners' Court, Ludgate• street, Ikji R. LLEWELLYN'S. WORKS. Exposition of the beginning c).......criesis, 3s. 6cl. • An Exposition of the Epistle to the it:m.l4ls, 45.. The Doetrinctot Baptist), 3s. 6d. The Form of God, Exposition of toe Revelations,_ 6s. TrcatiSe on the aboaih 4 2S. bd. Christianity ; or the Science of Christ, 3s. Inspiration of the Bible, 65. Psatans Of David, 25 6d. Appeal against Paine, 3s. This Day was published, _ ACATALOGUE of BOOKS, consisting chiefly 0r.....1A544;b, recently imported from Holland, To the PIWPRIETORS'of EAST INDIA STOCK. MR. DANIELL; respeetfully - begs leave to re . mind his Friends, that the day of Election is fixed for Wednesday next, the IStll instant, and most earnestly so licits the honour of their early attendance at the Ealiot. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. .LADIES A ND GZNITLEMEIT, RETURN you my respectful Thanks 'for the tita y kind promises of support at • he. Ballot appointed for lVedtiesuly, the , tlith instant, when I nave by your suf frag:s rube elected WA Seat in tie direction:or your atlArs, solemn' ) peon - Using that I Shall with nvegrity and assiduity (havlnglithuther pursuit to attend to),promote the wtltare of your concerns. I request the favour of an early appearance at the Ballot, at the India House, front nine to six o'clock on that aay. have the honour to he, with great resped, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithfuf humble Servant, -1011 N BLADEN TAYLOR. 40, Devonshire Place, i 3, igc9. Colonel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of London Tavern, where any friendly Communications will be thankfully received. • ROYAL EXCHANGE. I t4ESSRS. HAZARD, BURNB, and Co. have IV A. on Salr at thticState i.ottery Office, No. 93, Royal ,Exchange, TICKETS and SHA R ES•fot the S TATE LOT TERY, which is on a New and Improved 1 , 1411, Consisting of only Five Thousand Numbets, Ta bc. Drawn in ONE DAY, zo t:t of this Month. ..The SCH EM L contains 4 - Prizes of . Zzo,ooo 4 - 4 8 • Aad iz - - soo 'w;th nt L ir. ; -AND . TO A t'RIZE. Letters ' post-paid. milt .u.swered. and Schemes gratis. Ali' kind of Secutities bought and sold by Couunission.. . NEXT FRIDAY, The WHOLE of the STATE LOTTERY will be Drawn. WI FT and Co. respetifuliv request their Friends .).3 ooserve, that all who intend to adventure in the pre sent STATE LOTTERY, must purchase berme FRI DAY NEXT, as on that Day the whole Lottery will be drawn. There are only 5,060 Numbers, and the Scheme contains the following CAPITAL PRIZES . ; .- 4 - of . Xso,ooo 4 - ,00a 4 Besides tool. 501 acc.. &C. &v. All to be Drawn in TwelVe Hours. TICKETS SHAR ES are selling at SWIFT and Co.'s ()thus,' No. it, POULTRY, No 12, CHARINt.;-CROSS, . No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH-STREET. • BEFORE FRIDAY NEXT. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. re spectluily remind the Public, that all Purchases in the present Stu Lottery must be nia4e before Friday next, as oft that Day the wholeot the State Lottery will be Drawn in Twelve flouts. Only s,coo Numbers.--Four Tickets of each Number. CAPITALS. 4 - • - of - ,C 20,000 4 - of - - £i. ooo I 4 - of - - '2,000 $ ..of . 4 :,000 Iz , of - - 4cc. Scc. &c. Four Tickets of One Number, by which the great Prize of 80,0001. inay be gained,;—by Three 6040001.—by Two 40,0&01,—are now on Sate at the Otlices, Corner of Bank_ buildings, Coralll, and facing the Gate of the King's A.leriY, Charing-cross, - By RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co, This Day were gublislied, In two Volumes, limo. price Bs. is boards, rriALE,S of :OTHER REALMS : colleCted dur ing a 'lour thr , ugh Europe. liy it TRAVELLER. Qui'tnores hounnum multorum vidit, et Lutes. Horace. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter. row. This Day were published, , In ott..vo, price fs, in boards, QURGICAL OBSERVATIONS: part I. on the Constitutional Origin and Treatment of Local Diseases, and on Atieuri . Mts. ' • By,lol-IN ABERNETHY, F.R.S. Printed for Lanernane. Hurst, Rees, and Wine, Pater noster-row. the Title of Surgical observations, will be • re-pub.: listt.d, is: SucZ:essina, with considerable Additions, .Part 11. C ntaining Observations on the Origin and Treat ment of Psuetio S plum: Diseases, and on the Diseases of the Urethra. Part 111. Observations on Injuries of the Head, and Miscellaneous • Subjeds.. - Part IV. Observations - on Chronic Abkesses and Tumours. This Day were published', In Two Volumes, Octavo, price in boards r4s. a New Edi tion, being the Si .th, of . SERMONS .TO COUNTRY CONGREGA Tl:iNs. 'By the late Rev. GEORGE HAGGITT, M.A. . • Rector of Beachamwell,,Norfolk. .. • Printed for F. and C. Rivington, Nu. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, A Farinliar Treatise on the-Sacrament ; the Third Editioif, price 6d. or ss. for a dozen Copies. This Day was published, In,TwoVo)tne,s, t'.vo, Price in boards 176. the second edition,. revised and correded, of , LAGENERAL and CONNECTED VIEW_ of the ,P ItO,PI-11“: LES, relative to the Conversion, Re storation, IThion„ and Future Glory of the HOUSES of I u and ISRAEL ; the Progress, and final Overthrow of the Antichristian Confederacy in the Land of Palestine ; and the ultimate general Diffusion pt . • 'IV the Rev, GEORGE STANLEY FABER,' B. IX Redor of Redman ;Ilan, in the County of Durham. Printed. for F. C. and I. Itivny.;ton No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold atso by I. liatchard, Nu. 190, Picca dilly. 01 whom may he had,-by thO same Author, A•third Edition, c:or tected, of A Dissertation on the Prophecies that. have been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or 'will hereafter be fulfilled; relative to the great Pei iod of 1260 Years ; the Papal and Mohammedan Apbstasies, , the Tyrannical Reign of Antichrist, or the In fidel Power, and the Restoration of the Jews: in two large Volumes, Price in boards, 18s. THIS MONTH. ri" BISH respectfully reminds the Public, that the • STATE LOTTERY not only begins, but tinishps On, • FRIDAY; the z.th of this MONTH; Therefore tilt who wish to have a chanee to gain EIGHTY THOUSAND POUND+S• by the pur,':haSe Of •:i single Number, must buy before .the drawing' begins, as the whole Lottery, consisting of zoo,ooal. in Prizes will be decided in ON E.DAY, Tickets-and 'Shares are selling in great' variety at his old established 'Offices London,• and by his .Agents in the, Country, Who - in the late Lottery have been remarkably for tunate in selling and snaring an immense nuinbefof Capital Prizes, particularly the - two last 30,0001. Prizes, the last zs,oool. Prize, and tlkie laSt Capital Prize ever drawn. . 11 ,0* Persons in the Country may be supplied, the same as if present, by sending thitir Orders (post or carriage paid) ac. companied with Pink Notes, good Bills, Cash, Or•Post-Oilice Orders, to either or his Old t!stablished Offices, N 0.4, CORNHILL, or No. 9, - CHAKING.CRObS, LONDON; where all llusiness in the .P9blitY Funds is - transaded . with Fidelity and Dispatch. , Please to remark, the STATE is the ONLY - LOTTERY Out. will be drawn THIS Y EAR, ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS. GRAND STATE LOTTERY, On a New and highly Improved Plan; To bc Drawn in ONE DAY, on FRIDAY NEXT. ODGES, PAINE, and Co. Stock-brokers, 149, . IL Oxford street, and 44, , 5t. James's.street, are pow scl. ling the 'TICKETS and - AHAKES in the present truly GRAND. STATE LOTTERY, containing zob,oool. iu. Capital and other I' riles. The very superior advantages of the present Lottery are shewn . by. Adventurers having a sut6 Chan . ce of all the - Grand Capital Prizes, as the whole will be Drawn in ONE DAY, on FRIDAY NEXT ; anti on which Day the im mense Sum of 8o,00A.• may be gained by One Number ; and also, that instead of wa.tink in anxious suspense, as iii all former lotteries, the fortunate Purchaser, in this; *mat - at once rosciito A NOBLE INDEPENDENCE. This Day was published, • In odavo, in Five Volumes, elegantly printed on a fine wove Royal pai-er, Price in boards. Ten (..,ulnas, MHE NATURAL HISTORY • of BRItISH FISHES,II includipig scientific and general Descriptions of the most interesting Species, ~and an extensive Series of accurately finished Coloured Pates.—Taken entirely from Original Dr 'wings, purposely made front the Specimens in a recent State, and tor the most Part whilst living. • • By E. DONOVAN, Author of The Natural • litstoties.of British Birds, Inseas, Shells, fee. _ . 'Printed for the Author, and fof F. C. and J. Rivington, No, 6„ St. l'aud's Cburelt-yard: sold alto by 1. Hatchard, No: Piccadilly. *** This Works, consisting. of 6o Monthly Numbers, in. duties One Hundred and Twenty Plates of lirittsh Fishes, with appropriate Descriptions, and may be considered as one of the most splendid and useful Publications on the Natural History or .this Country that has hitherto been offered to the Public Attention. The Subjels from,which the Drawings have been exclusively taken, Were 41etled progres,iVely,, with very considerable Trouble and Expence, and by great Exertion have been obtained for the most Part in a recent Stine, thereby affording the Artists employed an opportunity of representing 'these brilliant and periiiiable tieing* in their true Colours, : and, &owiri,; with the vivid ltue3..f LifeL N. 11, This Work may be purchased _either Monthly in Numbers at 35. 6d. each, or .11a11-yearly in Volumes at 21. as. car.h, 'in boards. Of the above-mentioned Booksellers may be had, by the same Author, t. The Natural' -Ilistory of hritigi I nseds ; explaining them in their several States, with the Periods of their Trans torpations; their Food, a:cononty, &c. The whole lilts , trated wldi coloured. Figures. In Thirteen Volunies; Royal idavo, l'ric?, in bo:4(is, 114. 9s. bd. 2. The N.,turai History of British Ririls • with colOured ; Figures. In Five 'Volumes. Price, in boards, 91. 3. The Nl:aural Histoq of liritish Shells, with colocired I TiiiUreCs iaa Fite Yol,UtTtea. Pact in boards 71, 17s, ad. 1 NCLUDI NG Ai;istoplianes',.,Kusteri; - -- -TNOVum Testarnentum,Wet -lEschylus, Stailleii ; .stenii, z vol. Diodurus aicuius, Wesselin- Ivlontbucon, Antiq. Expliq. 1 gn, z vols. . is vol. Y.. F. Ilerodoius, Wessellngii; - Voliige . , Plitoresque ..ie la Plato, Serraiii, a vol. - lirece;- Thucydictes, Dukert ; Livius, Drakenborchii, 7 vol. lesevitus-Havertainp, 2 VOL I Cicerones. Opera, Olivet, 9 Hesychii Lexicon, Alberti, 2 I VOL: VOL , Aristides, j ebb; . 2 - vol. L. r. Fateldlati Lexicon, 4 vol . . Virgilius, Bursuanni, 4 - 01. Gesiieri Thesaurus 4 vol L P . Stepliani - Thesaurus :Ling. I 0 vidius ; 13urmantil, 4, vol, Gr. s vol. Prudentius, Delphini ; Biblia. t'olyglotti . 2t Castelli 1 Statius, Velphint, a vol. .Lexieoii, 3 VOL 1 . ~ / Selling by I. Mackinlay, No. 87, Strand, London. [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPEi;NHrio ~.a~':5~,:.. FICE; 1 4 ', T I -I HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COM- MthsioNEßs-of tlis majesty's Na , -I, : y d 9 hereby gi*e 'arier, That on Thar:Way, the 26th Instyl at One o'clock, they wiii he ready to treat with such Pervats as may he willing to Contnifi supplyinsg bit -Majesty'• Yards at Po, tim..-setif, with from Six Hundred to tine Thousand Loads of ELM TIMI3'ER., of at Joi illeetThks. Feet Meetin6i Loads • ' krotri 4o to ;co rool 55 t. , 'so • 600 Loads; acrd Fri • L: to 00 is: proportion for, z 95 to 110 Ico la.erquantities 115 to 13c• lob} A Form of the Tender. ;Ira). be seen ,a tbi, Of et'. N; Trader will be reciivedajter One.o'Cktk Day of frray, ncr rwiced, terslos,46e Pe,rr,r, or an eigemt for Every Tender mast le accompanied by a Let:er addressed to the Navy-Board, and signed by two mrpoits'ible 'Persons, e..fgaging to become bound with the Perron iendering,'in the S zit?: of seal jot !the due pedornitarice of tb , Contrail. FIG'TUALLING-OFFIC'E, , . 0,4. 10, 1309. rtliE COMMIS SIO NEliSjor LICTUALLING - 11 -Ilis Hi YESTI": NAVY do hereby give Notice, That tuesday next, the 171 b Instant, they will b`e ready to r,cektt Tenders, in writing ( sealed itp) and treat fc; Three ed I on: of M COVA DO SUGAR, to 6e answerable to S'antples to . be produced with the Tenders, to ie delivered in the original packages,,at the rate of from Seventy to Vet) , This per we,k, int, Flit Majeity'i Pia:tailing Stoles; a , Deptford, and to be pajd for by Rills payable, with interest, niney Days .1" to-date. The 'Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Setretalys No regard will he bad 16 any Tender in which the Price shall not be inierieel in words a! lenzvh, or ihat shall not be dclivered to the Bard before One o'clock Cli the said rttesdqY next, the 1716 Instant, nor, unless the Person who makes the Tender . , or :sale Person on his &half, attends, to anslt;cl‘. when 'Called for. - , CONTRACT 'FOR MILITARY STORES. COMMISSAKI".S OFFICE; di/. 'l3, IS: 9 . 13C1-1 Persons as are wilting to con - tra6l With the CommissarY in Oki to stifply HAMMOCKS, NAVE R. SACKS, HOSPITAL RIARQUEES, BLANK CANTEENS and STRAPS, may re.-rive Particulars of the Cottraas at this Office, bete:rear she h.urs of Ten Arid jour,and deliver their Tenders sealed up, and directed to the r4smisSar; in Chi: , mar.king ther eon " . Fonder kr Mil.:tiry St,,res," : , m ar before 11:Iond‘iy, the z3d ;Irian!, 6 - ut ffsne Se received after it o'Clock on that dgy, nor will any pr.iosal Le noticed, T Unlfr t made on, or annexed to is hinted Pa, tickkir, and the prices in: s erted in words at leogto ; nor wiles: a letter be - iubj:inrd to such Proposal, from two persons of known prtperty, engaging t o &cr a ne bound with the Party tendering, in the sum expressed in the par ticular:, for the due performance of the Contract. To 'l'. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No. q, Ne - V1 Bridge-street; • • . Loudon.. Edinburgh, May 2, Igor , . TN the Spring of 1794 I was afllideci with a Venereal Complaint, -.which I treated with ,inilitler ence for five mouths; b waspututa empra t then o ob r l y toigsed.p to hu vu k!ap t pl e y i t t oe . elie of flee regu l a r Physician, who Disease, (by .mercurial applieations),for some.. i tim c e; bulgrowing, in Spite of all medicine, awl the advice of the first „Gentlemen 'of the Faculty here, worse and from' twenty m en: y u wo'rrc for two years, was reduced to a: state airriost paralleled and beyond description, bein ah entire leper, to, nose, legs, arMs,&c. hive been alternately in danger of short, have. My l had ea( in b th e i c r o t in y i e n a g t . ii l lg sel u e l s e s c ; 7l. on my body, and nearly totally de ana ulcerated f rom prived orsight.—lt would be volurrtinouS to particula'i. rize all my case—suffice it to saY, there never was, or e ver will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a, more compii: - • cared nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined myself', beyond all hopes of recovery ; an d , i n . deed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more than \miserable- state. In this dr'..adful situation aid •i drag a most' miserable existence, till Divine Providence t h rew i n my.way a Newspaper containing the -cr6e of a mends read it; Mr. or Plymoutli--my ,1. could not.—l sent and procut'ed sbine of your LE A KE's PATEN? A' L LS; Which, by using from time to time, ain now, and have long been, (after mare than four years indescribable, distress), in as' good'a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a proof of this, I had a tine, thriving, healthy child, burn to me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, _and in 4)opea of rendering my fellow-creature service, I request you to publish this; and you may at _any tune refer persons who wish to be satiSlied of the truth of this, or further parv . ., culars*, to me or my friends, by letter, or person. As feW cases tbr badness nil} ever equal mine; Arid none exceed it, I have trom experience every reason to assiltO mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will find a sure,, speedy, safe, and radical cure, for.thai most dread, ful saga of the Venereal Mease, 'which is called , CON.: riitatto Loss. 101-1 N •THOIPSON„ * lastirmountable family reasons prevent making 14 name and address public; but creditable persons really wanting inforMation may ally be referred to' rile And my trientls. by Mrs. S: Clark, Rainsay-Gaftleifs, Edinbtirgh. Prepared and Sold by the . Sore Proprietor, T. TAYLOR; Meinber of the Royal College . of Surgeon; in London, at ins houSe, No. New Bridle-s.lleet, Where he viii give Advice without a fee, to iteigons tak.. ing these rills, anl will answer patients ,letters, if post.: paid, on the same terinsi - observing in all citS'es the r m .d inviolable secret:y; no .person's name or' (Ise 'haviug bo n mentioned, but at their own particularfequi.-,:t, by the 1 - ro.f. prietor, timing the course ot more than thirty--six yea's; , that he has had the concluding of an extensive sale of thit above Medicine, and the pradice, arising therefroni. They are also sold by his ApPointment, ibr the conyt.. nience ot thoSe living at. a distance; by. ,llr, Baxter, Siourh-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Macdonald, Printer, Glass sow, to whom also Mr." T. refers for his addresS; at the Per - turners, No, 3s, St. Alban'ssireeti fall' :nall; Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. to; .oxfoid-street; Mr.,Dis; torough's, No. 7; Fisn-street-hil!, nearly opposite the -Mo nument ; Mr. Steel's, Booksellet,_No. r, linidti-row, Little Tower-hill; M. Bull, Dante-street, Dublih; and by 014 . person in every considerable town in Great-Britain and. Ireland, in Boxes of only as. gd. each Sealed up with' full and 1 - .llti diredions,. whereby persons of either Sex may cute themselves with ease and secrecy. N B. Every Box sold in Great brititin is ,sealed. up with a Stamp, oh Which, by favour bt the Cdrnmis sioners, printed, at the .Statti2-01Uce—'‘ T. Taylor, No. 6, New Bridge-street," to I,Matb which;.. WOO?, VIM ail o; girls mic octzacf&i.tr.,